The phrase "a symbol through" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of using a symbol as a means to convey something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The dove is often seen as a symbol through which peace is represented."
Alternatives: "a symbol of" or "a representation of".
Fire is in fact a running symbol through the film.
To many, particularly the present government of Israel, Mr. Arafat has been a symbol of terrorism through the years that have followed.
The owl is a symbol of seeing through the darkness, illumination.
By the 4th century, however, Christians had adopted the scallop as a symbol of rebirth through baptism and life as a journey towards a heavenly reunion with God.
HEMPSTEAD -- "Standing Strong: A Symbol of Haitian Pride"; through July 30; African-American Museum, North Franklin Street.
Splinters from the soaring television antenna that marked the highest point in New York City -- 1,732 feet into the sky -- sit on their sides, right next to the punctured, debris-choked remains of Fritz Koenig's great spherical bronze sculpture, the former centerpiece to the trade center's ground-level plaza, interpreted as a symbol of world peace through trade.
In this regard, the researcher classified the work clothing and PPE in blue-collar occupations as a social object and a symbol that attains meaning through social interaction.
In this regard, the researcher in this study decided to classify the work clothing and personal protective equipment (PPE) in blue-collar occupations as a social object and a symbol that attain meaning through social interaction.
At the receivers, the modulo operator is applied again to invert the effect of this operator at the transmitter and the resulting signal is passed through a symbol detector (represented by Q in Figure 3) to produce the detected symbols u ̃ [ n ] ∈ A N r.
"He's always been a symbol of us muddling through: cheerful, hopeful, optimistic.
